Is there any benefit to experiencing injustice? This sermon attempts to answer this question Biblically while encouraging the sufferer.

Based on 1 PETER 2:11-17, this sermon strongly exhorts the hearers to always walk honorably toward all people and to Biblically honor the dishonorable, including our enemies and even human governments.

Based on 1 PETER 2:11-17, this sermon strongly exhorts the hearer to always walk honorably toward all people and to Biblically honor the dishonorable, including our enemies and even human governments.

Focusing upon our individual election as believers, the truth is declared concerning our God given ability to have faith in Him, resulting in our being inspired to obey Him and to repent when we don't.

Focusing upon our corporate election as believers, the truth is proclaimed concerning our God given ability to believe the gospel and to pursue our calling to do the will of God.

From 1st PETER, the truth is taught and declared concerning our relationship to God by grace through the revelation of the Scriptures.

While emphasizing the necessity of being born again, as taught by Jesus, this sermon also declares the importance of our fully embracing the new identities we have in Christ as a result; as well as those of other born again people.

Concluding our interactive study of Paul's first letter to Timothy, this lesson reviews Chapter 6 while focusing on the purpose of prosperity and the priority of guarding the precious truths God has entrusted to us.

Be encouraged by the good news of our eternal redemption, made available to all of us through Jesus' precious blood.

Shared during an A. O. I. Pastor's Meeting - at Westlake Fellowship in Montgomery, Texas - we hope this Workshop motivates you to enjoy spiritual growth from meditating on the Scriptures.